I've tried some long copies and I still haven't seen one.
Congratulations!
Long into an extremely boring copy/move operation, trying to move stuff from dying drives to a new NAS, I think I've managed to capture most (all?) of them. I count 29 different ones.
- Alpaca
- Bison
- Cow
- Crab
- Crocodile
- Deer
- Dog
- Duck
- Elephant
- Emoe (didn't manage a screenshot yet)
- Flamingo
- Fox
- Giraffe
- Goat
- Gorilla
- Horse
- Lion
- Mouse
- Panda
- Penguin
- Pig
- Raccoon
- Rhinoceros
- Sheep
- Snail
- Snake (didn't manage a screenshot yet)
- Tiger
- Tortoise
- Turtle
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You are the pet master! o)
The animals surely help to get over the lost data, in case.. o))
Cute animals. 
Dopus takes so long to copy anything, that animals spawn from the forest and explore the Earth before the operation is finished.
Especially with anything zipped in a removable drive. OMG what is THE HOLD UP
Legend has it the original poster is still waiting for his copy operation to finish.
Opus copies at the same speed as everything else.
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AND it has the beta-animals to boot!
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I've had a few odd cases where I've noticed slow-down compared to Explorer and Teracopy, but those are usually massive transfers and there's nothing connecting them well enough to file a bug report.
Oh my bad.
There are times Dopus is so slow it just sits there, to the point I abort the operation sometimes:
- Cut/pasting zipped folders in a removable drive.
- Secure wiping (3 pass) a zipped folder in a removable drive.
- Flat View (no folders) with thousands of items in a folder (busy reading directory > metadata)
If it's just the way the computer works, then nevermind.
You’d see the same variation in every tool, usually due to hardware load or antivirus.
Well I guess it is a Croc, but it looks more like a Louisiana Gator masquerading is a Northwest Territory salty.
Missing is Canadian bull moose !